You dig folklore? Then Romania is where your soul should wander. Here, folklore isn’t embalmed in dusty tomes or hidden behind glass—it’s alive, vibrant, and untamed. It breathes through mist-cloaked mountains, dances in the crackle of village fires, and whispers in the cadence of ancient songs. Imagine stepping into a hamlet where the air is redolent with woodsmoke and wildflowers, and the echoes of the past flit like specters in the twilight. Romania’s folklore isn’t a mere relic—it’s a living

Leading the bears? Do you embrace things that might seem weird? In Romania, weird isn’t just a label; it’s a celebration. Take “Jocul Urșilor,” for instance—a dance where people dress up as bears and parade through the streets. It might seem bizarre, but it’s a living tradition, a spectacle that connects modern Romania with its ancient roots. Imagine the streets coming alive with the rhythmic stomping of bear paws and the jingle of bells, a communal dance that transcends time. Jocul Urșilor isn’